China-aided laboratory eases diagnosis of diseases in South Sudan
By Denis Ejulu Charles Mazinda, laboratory manager at Juba Teaching Hospital in the South Sudan capital has over the years...
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South Sudan journalists’ requests UN to support them in specialized reporting
By Ruot George Most journalists in South Sudan are a jack of all trades when it comes to reporting, covering...
Poultry farming targets 500 households in South Sudan capital
By Simon Deng A project of poultry farming in the South Sudanese capital has been launched by the Veterinairies Sans...
South Sudan’s media authority suspends newspaper from circulation
By Tapeng Michael Ohure The media authority in South Sudan, the government agency which regulates media operations in the country...
South Sudan receives 168,000 doses of J&J covid-19 vaccines
By Okech Francis South Sudan has received 168,000 doses of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, the Embassy of the...
South Sudan Central Bank to auction $16M over festive period
By Ruot George The Central Bank of South Sudan has announced it will double the amount of foreign currency it...
South Sudan defense minister slams police over chaotic security
By Simon Deng South Sudan’s defense minister Anjelina Teny has blamed the police over the failure of the authorities to...
Violence against facility adds to grim health sector in South Sudan
By Okech Francis The health sector in South Sudan is already stretched to the limit and continued violence against it...
Peace stakeholders demand civic education on transitional justice in South Sudan
By Okech Francis A pressure group is demanding civil society organizations and government to ensure the conduct of civic education...
St Mary’s Health Institute sets high standard in South Sudan national exams
By Okech Francis Lobong Emmanuel Mule commands a jubilant mood as he stares down at his academic result. The 21-year-old...
Flooding in South Sudan leaves UN worried over humanitarian situation
By Tapeng Michael Ohure The UN Special Representative of the Secretary General Nicholas Haysom has expressed concern over the dire...
In Eastern Africa, the COVID-19 has negatively impacted on rural livelihoods: Building inclusive resilient pathways and forward looking early warning systems are critical
By Mohamed Aw-Dahir Senior Officer (Programme and Partnership), FAO Subregional Office for Eastern Africa Subregional context The Eastern and Horn...
